Useful KQ iPride 2025 & More

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Flights to Nairobi/Nairobi Flights: KQ Flights Addis to Nairobi

Kenya Airways has direct flights between Addis and Nairobi four times a week.

To find out the exact scheduling of KQ flights Addis to Nairobi and how much they cost, click here.

At the time of writing, though, you could purchase a ticket on KQ flights Addis to Nairobi starting at KES 71,665.

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Why Is Kenya Called the Pride of Africa?

Kenya is not commonly referred to as The Pride of Africa, though that is the slogan of its national carrier, Kenya Airways.

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iPride Kenya Airways/KQ iPride

You can find the login page for iPride here.

KQ iPride is an internal platform developed by Kenya Airways (KQ) to facilitate various services for its employees.

It serves as a centralized portal where staff can access resources such as duty travel bookings, company news, and other employment-related information.

The platform is designed to streamline internal processes and enhance communication within the organization.

Access to KQ iPride is restricted to authorized personnel.

Employees can log in using their staff credentials through the official portal.

For first-time users, a guide is available to assist with the login process, which involves entering the staff number and email address to receive a password.

In addition to iPride, Kenya Airways offers other internal platforms such as iSafari and KQ Worlds Connect, each serving specific functions to support the airline’s operations and employee needs.

Please note that access to these platforms is limited to Kenya Airways staff and authorized users.

Get a Cheap Flight Ticket to Nairobi/Cheap Flight Tickets to Nairobi

Did you just Google ‘flights to Nairobi‘?

If so, enter your intended travel routes and dates in the form above to find the best fares to Nairobi.

In the rest of this post I tell you just about that and about flying with Kenya Airways, the Kenyan national airline.

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On a random day in February, I was unexpectedly offered the opportunity to visit Addis Ababa, the capital city of Ethiopia.

I had not been to Addis since I was a teen, and frankly, I knew I would have a great time visiting this historically rich city for more reasons than one (and yes, by that, I am referring to my much-written-about love for Ethiopian food 🙂 ).

Once my travel party had confirmed its plans in terms of number of travelers and dates, we quickly set off to make travel arrangements.

The obvious airline to use from Dar es Salaam was Ethiopian Airlines.

A member of my travel party made our flight bookings, while I and someone else headed to the local Ethiopian Airlines office to pay for our tickets, well within the deadline given to us by the airline.

Nonetheless, we were rudely informed, without much explanation, that our reservation had been canceled and our seats given away.

Mind you, this we were told only three days before our expected date of departure.

My travel buddies, although a little miffed, were willing to discuss a  little further with the airline to see what could be done for us to get our seats back.

I, on the other hand, was completely flabbergasted and wanted nothing more to do with Ethiopian Airlines.

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It was bad enough that we had lost our seats for no reason, but even more unacceptable to me was how rudely and dismissively we were treated by the Ethiopian Airlines agent who had canceled our booking.

I suggested, instead, that we try another alternative.

I was pretty sure that Kenya Airways, too, flew between Dar es Salaam and Addis Ababa, and that with Kenya Airways, we’d be sure to receive much better service.

This is how, the following day, one of my travel buddies visited the Kenya Airways office in Dar es Salaam to find out more.

Unfortunately, as is often the case with customer service in Tanzania, he was given information that was neither helpful nor very clear.

Gosh! I was fed up!

Something needed to be done!

And so, I decided to take action.

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